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Consultancy Project Detail Institute Name IIT KHARAGPUR India Ranking 2017 ID IR17-I-2-18630 Discipline OVERALL ENGG Consultancy Projects Name of faculty (Chief Amount received (in words) S.No. Financial Year Client Organization Title of Consultancy of projectAmount received (in Rupees) PARAMETER Consultant) [Rupees] SOFTLORE SOLUTION-SCIENCE & DEVELOPMENT OF Twenty Two Thousand Four Hundred RAJLAKSHMI 1 2015-16 TECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURS PARK, PSYCHOMETRIC 22456 Fifty Six Only GUHA(T0109,RM) 2D.FPPP IIT KHARAGPUR ALGORITHMS Twenty Seven Lakh Sixty Three WATER & SANITATION SUPPORT Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty Only ORGANISATION (WSSO)-DEPARTMENT RIVER WATER QUALITY OF PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING, EVALUATION FOR RIVER 2 2015-16 JAYANTA BHATTACHARYYA(87019,MI), ABHIJIT MUKHERJEE(10018,GG) 2763930 GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL, N.S. BASED PIPED WATER SUPPLY BUILDING, 7TH FLOOR, 1, K. S. ROY SCHEME ROAD, KOLKATA - 700 001 One Lakh Only SRIKRISHNA COLD STORAGE-VILL & P. PROBLEMS OF CULTIVATION O. - NONAKURI BAZAR (KAKTIA BAZAR), 3 2015-16 PROSHANTA GUHA(04016,AG) AND PRESERVATION OF 100000 DISTRICT - PURBA MEDINIPUR, WEST BETEL LEAVES BENGAL - 721172 SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER,- Seventeen Lakh Ten Thousand Only EVALUATION OF FLOOD WESTERN CIRCLE-II, I&W MANAGEMENT SCHEME FOR 4 2015-16 RAJIB MAITY(08039,CE) DIRECTORATE, DIST, PASCHIM 1710000 KELIAGHAI - KAPALESWARI - MEDINIPUR, GOVERNMENT OF WEST BAGHAI RIVER BASIN BENGAL, PIN-721101 ORIENTAL STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS WIDENING & Two Lakh Twenty Four Thousand PVT. LTD.-21, COMMERCIAL STRENGTHENING OF Seven Hundred Twenty Only 5 2015-16 KUSAM SUDHAKAR REDDY(94035,CE),COMPLEX, BRAJ MALCHA BHUSAN MARG, PANDEY(T0075,CE) EXISTING 2 LANE ROADS TO 224720 DIPLOMATIC ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI - 4/6 LANE DUAL 110 021 CARRIAGEWAYS INDIAN RAILWAYS INSTITUTE OF Thirty Six Lakh Twenty Two Thousand SIGNAL ENGINEERING AND SETTING UP OF CENTRE FOR Four Hundred Eighty Six Only 6 2015-16 SIDDHARTHA MUKHOPADHYAY(90104,EE)TELECOMMUNICATIONS-MINISTRY SAFETY CRITICAL SOFTWARE 3622486 OF RAILWAYS, SECUNDERABAD - 500 AT IRISET 017 Eight Lakh Ninety Eight Thousand Eight VARIOUS GOVT./INDUSTRIAL/PRIVATE QUALITY INVESTIGATION OF 7 2015-16 DAMODAR MAITY(07051,CE) 898880 Hundred Eighty Only ORGANIZATION- MATERIAL Fifty Five Thousand Five Hundred Sixty MR. ATUL JOSHI (GM, DILIP VALIDATION OF DESIGN Three Only 8 2015-16 BRAJ BHUSAN PANDEY(T0075,CE)BUILDCON LIMITED)-E-5/99, ARERA 55563 REPORT COLONY, BHOPAL (M.P), PIN - 462041 DRDL,HYDERABAD-GOVERNMENT OF Nine Lakh Fifty Five Thousand Sixty INDIA, Only MINISTRY OF DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGA.,DEFENCE RELIABILITY WORK PACKAGE 9 2015-16 SANJAY KUMAR CHATURVEDI(03106,RE) 955060 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR PROJECT LR-SAM LABORATORY, P.O. KANCHANBAGH, HYDERABAD - 500 058 Twenty Two Lakh Forty Seven ASSESSMENT OF WHOLE Thousand Two Hundred Only TATA STEEL-WEST BOKARO, BODY VIBRATION EXPOSURE 10 2015-16 ADITYA KUMAR PATRA(09042,MI) 2247200 JHARKHAND - 825314 OF HEMM OPERATORS AT THE WEST BOKARO MINE Five Lakh Sixty One Thousand Eight M/S. JMC PROJECTS (INDIA) LTD., Hundred Only ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS-(A FORENSIC INVESTIGATION KALPATARU GROUP 11 2015-16 KUSAM SUDHAKAR REDDY(94035,CE), BRAJ BHUSAN PANDEY(T0075,CE)OF REWA-HANUMANA ROAD 561800 ENTERPRISE),KALPATARU SYNERGY, PROJECT OPP. GRAND HYATT., SANTACRUZ(EAST), MUMBAI-400055 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED- Thirty Lakh Seventy Three Thousand RELIANCE CORPORATE IT PARK DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS OF Eight Hundred Eighty Nine Only 12 2015-16 GANESAN MANI(07006,CY) LIMITED, BLOCK 7B, 1ST FLOOR, NOVEL PINCER LIGANDS AND 3073889 THANE BELAPUR ROAD, GHANSOLI, THEIR METAL COMPLEXES NAVI MUMBAI - 400 701 AIREF ENGINEERS PVT. LTD.- VETTING OF BLAST DOOR One Lakh Twelve Thousand Three 13 2015-16 AMIYA RANJAN MOHANTY(96005,ME) 112360 GURGAON SIMULATION REPORT Hundred Sixty Only VIKRAM SOLAR PVT. LTD.-SECTOR 2, Eleven Thousand Two Hundred Thirty 14 2015-16 ANIL KUMAR BHOWMICK(84005,RT)FALTA, 24 PARGANAS (SOUTH), WEST TESTING OF EVA & IONOMER 11236 Six Only BENGAL, PIN - 743504 MINIMIZATION OF Ten Lakh Ninety Five Thousand Five NXP SEMICONDUCTORS INDIA PVT. QUIESCENT CURRENT OF Hundred Ten Only LTD.-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ANALOG CONTROLLERS FOR 15 2015-16 AMIT PATRA(87015,EE) 1095510 PARK, NAGAWARA VILLAGE, KASABA SINGLE INDUCTOR HOBLI - 560045, KARNATAKA, INDIA MULTIPLE OUTPUT DC-DC CONVERTERS HARITSONS MINTECH PVT. LTD.- Three Lakh Fifty Thousand Only INVESTIGATION OF SILICA IN 16 2015-16 ANIL KUMAR BHOWMICK(84005,RT)NANDANAM-2; A2, TILAK MARG, C- 350000 RUBBER COMPOUNDS SCHEME, JAIPUR - 302 005 PROVIDING FACULTY Sixty Thousand Only DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER, INDIAN ASSISTANCE TO INDIAN OIL 17 2015-16 DEBASIS ROY(02030,CE) OIL MANAGEMENT ACADEMY, HALDIA- CORPORATION 60000 HALDIA TOWNSHIP, HALDIA - 721 607 MANAGEMENT ACADEMY, HALDIA BARASAT - KRISHNANAGAR One Lakh Sixty Eight Thousand Five EXPRESSWAYS LIMITED-MADHUCON Hundred Forty Only PROOF CHECK FOR POT-PTFE BASE CAMP AT KM. 93, (NH-34 BYPASS) 18 2015-16 DAMODAR MAITY(07051,CE) BEARINGS OF ROB AT KM 168540 VILLAGE- BABLA, P. O.- KANDAKHOLA, 90+650 OF NH-34 P. S. - SHANTIPUR, DIST: NADIA - 741 404 HINDALCO INDUSTRIES LTD.-HEAD Ten Lakh Eleven Thousand Two TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR (MATERIAL & LOGISTIC), P.O.NO-12, Hundred Forty Only 19 2015-16 ADITYA KUMAR PATRA(09042,MI) ASH MOUND MANAGEMENT 1011240 HIRAKUD POWER PLANT, SAMBALPUR, AND DESIGN ORISSA, PIN-768 016 RELIABILITY STUDIES ON Nine Lakh Sixty Two Thousand One MICROWAVE TUBE RESEARCH AND ELECTRONIC POWER Hundred Only 20 2015-16 SANJAY KUMAR CHATURVEDI(03106,RE)DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (MTRDC)- CONDITIONING (EPC) OF 962100 DRDO, BANGALURU MICROWAVE POWER MODULE Seven Lakh Eighty Six Thousand Five LABORATORY SCALE MODEL C. E. TESTING COMPANY PVT. LTD.- Hundred Twenty Only TEST FOR EVALUATING EV2 21 2015-16 SUJIT KUMAR DASH(12007,CE)124A, N. S. C. BOSE ROAD, 786520 FOR A RAILWAY FORMATION KOLKATA - 700 092 AT AGARTALA FLIPKART INTERNET PRIVATE LTD.- Ten Lakh Eleven Thousand Two VAISHNAVI SUMMIT, GROUND SOCIAL COMPUTING FOR E- Hundred Eighty Only 22 2015-16 ANIMESH MUKHERJEE(12010,CS), NILOY GANGULY(05006,CS) 1011280 FLOOR, 7TH MN, 80- FEET RD. 3RD COMMERCE BLK. BANGALORE PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR NAVAL Forty Lakh Forty Four Thousand Nine ARCHITECTURE-DIRECTORATE OF Hundred Sixty Only DESIGN OF 9 METER AND 11 NAVAL ARCHITECTURE, INTEGRATED 23 2015-16 OM PRAKASH SHA(80025,NA) METER SURVEY MOTOR BOAT 4044960 HEADQUARTERS, MINISTRY OF FOR INDIAN NAVY DEFENSE (NAVY), NEW DELHI - 110 011 RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT Three Lakh Fifty One Thousand One M/S SECURE METERS LIMITED- AND RELIABILITY Hundred Twenty Five Only 24 2015-16 NEERAJ KUMAR GOYAL(10005,RE)P.O.BOX 30, PRATAP INDUSTRIAL 351125 IMPROVEMENT OF AREA, UDAIPUR - 313 003 PRODUCTS DESIGNED Three Lakh Forty Two Thousand Only BPC CONSULTANT INDIA PVT. LTD.- TRAFFIC STUDIES FOR 2015-16 BHARGAB MAITRA(01013,CE) NATARAJ BHAWAN, HARIPAL, INTERSTATE BUS TERMINUS 342000 HOOGHLY - 712 405 AT SANTRAGACHHI Seven Lakh Twelve Thousand Five TECHNICAL REVIEW OF Hundred Only HUAWEI OSN 7500 M/S VODAFONE INDIA LTD.-C/O- PLATFORM (AN INTELLIGENT UDAY JOSHI, VODAFONE HOUSE, OPTICAL SWITCHING 26 2015-16 GOUTAM DAS(13005,GS) PENINSULA CORPORATE PARK, SYSTEM) - CLASSIFICATION 712500 GANPATRAO KADAM MARG, LOWER OF HUAWEI OSN 7500 AS PAREL, MUMBAI - 400 013 DWDM/OTN OR SDH DEVICE BASED ON ITS SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION MR. VINOD TRIPATHY, PROJECT One Lakh Fourteen Thousand Only DIRECTOR, BARWA ADDA EXPRESSWAY SIX LANING OF BARWA - 27 2015-16 BRAJ BHUSAN PANDEY(T0075,CE)LTD.-PLOT NO. A 105 & A 106, SECTOR- ADDA - PANAGARH SECTION 114000 2A, SSB SARANI, BIDHANNAGAR, OF NH-2 DURGAPUR One Lakh Twenty One Thousand Eight GEORGE MAIJO INDUSTRIES PVT. LTD.- FIELD TESTING OF GEORGE Hundred Ninety Only 28 2015-16 HIFJUR RAHEMAN(99037,AG) 2B APEX PLAZA, NO. 5, NUGAMBAKKAM 121890 MAIJO POWER WEEDER HIGH ROAD, CHENNAI - 600 034 WEST BENGAL HIGHWAY One Lakh Twelve Thousand Three STRENGTHENING AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Hundred Sixty Only WIDENING OF 29 2015-16 KUSAM SUDHAKAR REDDY(94035,CE),LIMITED-HRBC BRAJ BHUSAN BHAVAN, PANDEY(T0075,CE) 4TH & 5TH 112360 GHATAKPUKUR - MALANCHA - FLOOR, MUNSHI PREMCHAND SERBERIA SECTION SARANI, KOLKATA - 700 021 NATIONAL MISSION FOR CLEAN One Lakh Seventy One Thousand Only GANGA, NATIONAL GANGA RIVER APPRAISAL OF DPR FOR RIVER BASIN AUTHORITY, MOWR, RD & GR- 30 2015-16 MAKARAND MADHAO GHANGREKAR(04003,CE) FRONT DEVELOPMENT AT 171000 3RD FLOOR, REAR WING, MTNL RAJMAHAL, JHARKHAND BUILDING, 9,CGO COMPLEX, LODHI ROAD, NEW DELHI - 110003 ALTAIR ENGINEERING INDIA PVT. LTD.- TEXT DETECTION, TEXT Fifty Eight Lakh Twenty Five Thousand MERCURY 2B BLOCK, 5TH FLOOR, MATCHING AND IMAGE Four Hundred Only 31 2015-16 RAJIV RANJAN SAHAY(12015,IT)PRESTIGE TECH PARK, SARJAPUR MATCHING WITHIN GUI 5825400 MARATHAHALLI OUTER RING ROAD, APPLICATION SCREEN BANGALORE - 560 103 IMAGES TITAGARH WAGONS LTD.- 39, GUIDELINE FOR SEQUENCE Three Lakh Forty Two Thousand Only 32 2015-16 DAMODAR MAITY(07051,CE) SHAKESPEARE SARANI, KOLKATA - 700 AND DISMANTLING OF AN 342000 017 OLD WORKSHOP Thirty Four Lakh Fifty Thousand Only REAL - TIME RAINFALL AND THE KOLKATA MUNICIPAL 33 2015-16 DHRUBAJYOTI SEN(99074,CE) WATER LEVEL MONITORING 3450000 CORPORATION-KOLKATA OF KOLKATA HARI SHANKAR SINGHANIA Ten Lakh Only ELASTOMER & TYRE RESEARCH ADVANCED RUBBER 34 2015-16 ANIL KUMAR BHOWMICK(84005,RT)INSTITUTE-JAYKAYGRAM, KANKRILI, 1000000 COMPOUNDS DIST. RAJSAMAND, RAJASTHAN - 313 324 SIMULATION OF SHEET Four Lakh Only TATA STEEL LIMITED-RMP, RINGS & ROLLING TO IMPROVE 35 2015-16 VIKRANTH RACHERLA(09003,ME)AGRICO BUILDING, ARMOURY ROAD, UNIFORMITY IN THROUGH 400000 JAMSHEDPUR - 831 001 THICKNESS
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